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The efficiency ratio is a metric that measures how effectively a company uses its assets and liabilities to run the business smoothly.
There are several types of efficiency ratios that can give an analyst insight into a company: accounts receivable turnover, fixed asset turnover, sales to inventory, and and stock turnover ratio.
A short squeeze occurs when many short-sellers attempt to cover their positions at the same time, and it drives prices up
Adaptive Price Zone is a volatility-based trading indicator. Similar to traditional Bollinger Bands
Mining pools allow individuals with insufficient computing power to join a mining pool and split the rewards proportionally to the amount of computer power
A Fibonacci Extension is the prediction of a trend’s extent after an initial push and a retracement has been seen
Household expenses are sometimes also called a family budget. In some cases this can be limited to items purchased...
An investment club is a group that organizes itself for the purpose of pooling dollars and participating in the market
There are many target date mutual funds that have appeared in the past 5-10 years, which are supposed to simplify...
Commodities are more volatile than most assets. The supply-demand dynamics of commodities are continuously changing rapidly
Roth 401(k) contributions have the same limits as regular 401(k) contributions. Which, in 2016, is $18,000
Money market securities are essentially IOUs issued by governments, financial institutions and large corporations